Click Here to View: Interactive Photos of D Day sites then and now on the Interactive.Guim.co.uk Website.

Click Here To Read: A Photographer Who Tracked Displacement, from Soviet Gulags to Ethiopia’s Civil War
by Allison Meier on the Hyperallergic website on February 5, 2016.

Unidentified photographer, “Ruth Gruber, Alaska” (1941–43) (all images courtesy International Center of Photography unless indicated otherwise)

Click Here to Read: Nobody Knew These Horrifying Color Photographs of the Lodz Ghetto Existed Taken by Hitler’s chief accountant, they were discovered in a bookshop in Vienna in 1987 by Julia Mason on the History Buff website on February 01, 2016.

Click Here to Read: At the Jewish Museum in New York City: “The Power of Pictures: Early Soviet Photography, Early Soviet Film”—an exhibition By C.W. Rogers on the World Socialist Web Site on February 6, 2016.

Alexander Rodchenko, Stairs, 1930

Click Here to Read: The AGO Opens a Digital Archive of Rare Holocaust Photos on the Canadian Language Heritage Information Network Website in January 2016

Click Here to Read:  Russia in color, a century ago on The Big Picture website on August 20, 2010.

Click Here to Read: The Jewish Museum Misses the Soviet Jewish Moment in Photography: By looking broadly at early Soviet photography and film in ‘The Power of Pictures,’ a new exhibit turns away from Soviet Jews and their specific struggle to avoid being lost to history By Frances Brent on the Tablet Website on December 10, 2015.